how to add string in double quota

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how to add this string into the "" (double quota)...

eg like "<img src='resources/images/stumb.png' />"

C#

for (int i = 0; i < objProp.Count; i++)
{
if (i == objProp.Count - 1)
{
Image = Image + "<img src='Template/Resources /images/wmLarge_" + objProp[0].PropertyTitle.ToString() + "'/>";
}
else
{
Image = Image + "<img src='Template/Resources/images/wmLarge_" + objProp[0].PropertyTitle.ToString() + "'/>,";
}
}

Posted 8-May-12 3:59am

er.munishyadav

Updated 8-May-12 14:30pm

Mohammad A Rahman

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Solution 2

<img src='resources/images/stumb.png' />
Two ways:
1. Use escape sequence '\' backlash for special character like '''. Details here: MSDN: Escape Sequences[^]

C#

string myImage = "<img src=\'resources/images/stumb.png\' />";

2. Just put '@' at the beginning of the string:

C#

string myImage = @"<img src='resources/images/stumb.png' />";

Posted 8-May-12 4:40am

Sandeep Mewara

Solution 4

I use escape sequence '\' backlash to create string of ""(double quotes),
and use '@' to create string \ (eg: @"Server\EXPRESS".

Posted 15-Jun-12 4:37am

LTMKH

Solution 1

i am not sure what exactly you are looking for. Positively, you need escape character to put quotation marks in string, if i am not wrong.
you can use \ for this purpose.

e.g.

C#

string s = "My name is \"Khan\"";

This will result in :

My name is "Khan"

Ref: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/h21280bw.aspx[^]

Posted 8-May-12 4:17am

Ashish Sehajpal

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er.munishyadav · Accepted Answer · 2012-06-15T01:24:00

Solution 3

Use escape sequence '\' backlash to create string of ""(double quotes)

string Image = Image + "\"" + " <img height="60" width="60" src="Upload/saAdsImages/wmSmall_a.jpg" />" + "\"";

Posted 15-Jun-12 1:24am

er.munishyadav

Updated 15-Jun-12 1:26am

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